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Wily Wyatt: Devils’ Larimer sharp in win

While there was hardly a cloud in the sky, Western Reserve pitcher Wyatt Larimer was a “perfect storm.”


Close call at home goes against Lakeview in Akron

The Bulldogs lost 1-0 after a controversial call and two ensuing conferences.


Plymouth’s Horne denies Lisbon a hit

Blue Devils fall, 1-0, if first regional game


Ursuline freshmen set for state tournament debut today

Austin Arfaras and Luke Tsudis are the Valley’s last tennis player standing.


SPORTS digest

Neu places eighth in NCAA prelims JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Youngstown State hammer thrower Connor Neu


Love rebounds in a major way as Cavs take control

Kevin Love scored 25 points in just three quarters of Game 5.


Baylor fires Briles, demotes president in wake of scandal.

The Bears went 65-37 in eight seasons under Briles and won two Big 12 titles.


On the Links

On the Links Thursday’s pro golf results DEAN & DELUCA INVITATIONAL FORT WORTH, TEXAS


Inside the ropes with …

Inside the ropes with … Jason Kokrak Thursday: The Warren JFK graduate shot a one-under par 69


GOLF

GOLF PGA-Colonial Thursday At Colonial Country Club Fort Worth, Texas Purse: $6.7 million


Rookie Rust golden for Pens in finale

Bryan Rust scored a pair of second-period goals and Matt Murray stopped 16 shots.


Big first inning critical as South Range tops Champion

In their wildest dreams, South Range softball players could not envision scoring five runs in their first at-bat against the defending state champions.


Twenty-three belts were won in the K.O. Drugs finals

Canfield’s Nate Cordova moved to 2-0 as he earned a unanimous decision over Bryce Jones of Girard for the junior welterweight belt.


Lucas, Hallof dominate D-I regional at Fitch

Boardman’s Brendon Lucas won the 400 and Canfield’s Andrew Hallof won the discus.


SPORTS DIGEST || YSU volleyball to host 10-day July camp

Youngstown State volleyball head coach Mark Hardaway is hosting individual and team camps during a 10-day stretch in July.